PUBLIC MARKS from oqdbpo with tag logo

2009

Inspired by the proliferation of very tall signs in the American Mid-West, Floating Logos seeks to draw attention to this often overlooked form of advertising. Perched atop very tall poles or stanchions, these corporate beacons emit their message by looming over us in their glowing, plastic perfection. Elimination of the support structure in the photographs allows the signs to literally float above the earth. In some cases the ground is purposefully left out of the image to further emphasize the disconnect between the corporate symbols and terra firma.

Bunch was born in 2003, from a group of London College of Printing
graduates who shared a passion for design and a desire to do things
differently.
Today in 2007 we maintain those key beliefs with more like minded
people. Over the years we've grown to nine, and are now a bunch of
illustrators, typographers, print designers, 2d animators, 3d artists, web
weavers and creative thinkers operating out of London, Zagreb and
Singapore.
We all understand the strength we have as a diverse group - that as
Bunch we are greater than the sum of our parts. We are deeply motivated
by what collaboration can bring, and we use our cultural differences to
conjure up a unique take on the brief so we don't fall easily into trends or
a house style. Our inter-disciplinary collaboration meanwhile lends us an
ability to keep our brands pure across all platforms.
As a collective, Bunch gears up or down, be the brief big or small, and we
work together to colour the visual landscape with an alternative pigment.
This attitude has been our safety net and kept us from falling into any
particular industry, product, discipline or style as is the fate of many a
design group. It's also helped to keep it fun.

Noe Design Studio is the personal portfolio of Dan Noe, an Iowa-based multi-media designer specializing in branding, advertising and web design solutions. Dan’s work has been featured in Communication Arts, Logo Lounge 4, on the FWA and in Web Builder Magazine.

You’ve seen these tech logos everywhere, but have you ever wondered how they came to be? Did you know that Apple’s original logo was Isaac Newton under an apple tree? Or that Nokia’s original logo was a fish?

2007

Plastic Kid is the moniker and freelance platform of graphic artist Jakob Printzlau, working in the fields of illustration, music videos, motion graphics, installation, logo treatments, art shows etc. Established in Copenhagen in 2002, Plastic Kid´s work has been featured in numerous books, magazines and exhibitions both domestically and thoughout the globe. Plastic Kid collaborates with anyone from local indie–rock bands and street wear brands, to some of the worlds largest corporations, creating visuals for any possible media.

2006

s World's one of the most visited web sites intended for browsing and exchange of the World's famous brand-logos. The primary use of site is to enable designers to access vector-forms of the well-known brand-logos that they can use in their presentations, given the permission of the copyright owner. The web site also enables designers to upload their own works and professional details.